Gold futures rose Wednesday for the first session in three, climbing above $900 an ounce after U.S. data indicated another hefty month of job losses in January. Gold for February delivery was last up $10, or 1.1%, at $902 an ounce in early North America electronic trading. The U.S. private sector shed 520,000 jobs in January, according to the ADP employment index. The government will report its payroll figures on Friday.
